What was the biggest contributor to Jakarta’s strong Q3 industrial land sales?

It was a transaction involving over 25 hectares of land.

The largest contributor to Jakarta’s Q3 2025 industrial land sales, according to a Colliers report, was Jatiluhur Industrial Smart City with 25.7 hectares sold, including 8.7 hectares purchased by a Singapore-based beverage producer and 17 hectares acquired by an FMCG company affiliated with the estate’s developer, Wings Group.

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Modern Cikande recorded the second-largest sales volume at 13.1 hectares, dominated by three transactions from Chinese construction firms totalling 8.2 hectares, as well as expansion by a cookware manufacturer totalling 3.8 hectares, and sales to a building-materials and waste-processing company.

Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon also posted a significant transaction, selling 9 hectares to a domestic steel producer. At Bekasi Fajar, total sales reached 8.3 hectares, consisting of 7.3 hectares to logistics and warehousing firms and 1 hectare to an automotive company.

In Jababeka, total transactions reached 8 hectares, with the largest contribution from a Korean cosmetics company purchasing 6 hectares. The remainder came from domestic and international buyers in property, musical instruments, and construction sectors.